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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
3
Miracle Of Montreal tells of a tough young leader in a Police Boys club setting and describes escalation toward possible police court action. The piece notes crowding and potential delinquency, with members watching as a transfer to new deals is discussed.
W. F. FitzGerald, president of the Wool bureau, told the National Association of Wool Manufacturers in New York that markets for wool and textiles with established service values should increase barring a national catastrophe. He cited population growth, rising birth rates, employment, and higher living standards as drivers, and noted no substitute for wool has been developed. The Wool bureau serves growers in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and America.
University of Illinois studies show well managed soil increases corn protein by about one pound per bushel. On treated land corn averaged 56 pounds of protein per bushel versus 48 on untreated soil, with liming rotation legumes and appropriate phosphate potash and nitrogen feeding the gains.
US farms host 7 percent million head of horses and mules, a 124 percent million drop in 30 years. Experts estimate 24 million acres fed these 12 percent million animals. Releasing that land could feed about 11 million people. The horse population is expected to fall further.
The piece reviews Connie Mack’s long career with the Athletics, noting a 1902 pennant, lingering hopes for a 10th flag in 1950, and a rough 1950 prognosis amid pitching injuries and strong rivals. It contrasts Mack’s classic teams of 1910–14 and 1929–31 with later lineups and era giants. The column also reflects on timing in batting and golf as a parallel concept.
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